DOMESTIC ARRAGEMENTS

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DOMESTIC ARRAGEMENTS

• Emergency Exists
• Fire Alarms and Evacuation
• Toilets and Breaks
• Introductions
• GSM/Mobiles Switch off Please

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RAISING AWARENESS

• By Saleh H. Al Mahrooqi
• MSE/152

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IN-CAR SAFETY
ALWAYS USE YOUR SEATBELT
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Aims And Objectives.

• Encourage/Highlight the benefits of using in-car
  safety devices. (Clip)
• Highlight the consequences of non-use of in-car
  safety devices (Clip)
• To raise awareness of the dangers of
  irresponsible occupant behaviour (Clip)

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Introduction

• What is the role of a safety device in a vehicle?
• Vehicle safety features are distinguished by two
  categories Primary Safety and Secondary
  Safety.
• Primary safety features aim to prevent an
  accident taking place, e.g. good brakes, tyres.
  Secondary safety features aim to prevent/minimise
  injury to a vehicle occupant once the accident
  has occurred, e.g. side impact protection
  systems, airbags.

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Seat belts are a secondary safety device

• Objectives-
• Preventing ejection from the vehicle in an impact
  
• Reducing the risk of contact with the interior of
  the vehicle or reducing the speed of such impacts
• Providing a distributed force to the wearer to
  give the necessary support in an accident,
  restraining the vehicle occupant before guiding
  them back into their seat
• Compliance with regulations

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Benefit.

• The wearing of seat belts is preventing many of
  deaths and serious injuries taking place on road
  traffic accident. (Remember no spare parts for
  Human beings)
• However
• Seat belts, of course, do not prevent an accident
  taking place. They do, play a crucial role in
  reducing the severity of injury to vehicle
  occupants involved in an accident.

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Visual Inspection on Seat Belts
Fluffing and Fraying Cuts and Nicks Holes
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Visual Inspection on Seat belts
Poor Retracting and Locking
Damaged Buckles
Weak Connections
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Performance indicators

• Casualty severity
• Accident data analysis,
• In 2007 190 RTA - 2 died
• In 2008 217 RTA - 5 died
• As a result of not wearing seat belt

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Types of Seat belts
Cars, Vans and Minibuses
Coaches.
Children should be individually restrained.
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More Encouragement

• Doesn't your child deserve a safe ride
• Please Note
• This film is refer to 2004 stats most important
  is demonstration of use of seat belts

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ALWAYS USE YOUR SEATBELT

• Questions
• Do you Know the Country have a policy?
• Will you honestly lead by example, not just with
  your Company but more importantly with your loved
  ones?

Any Questions.???
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REMEMBER
You are Responsible!